Usually I develop a story and then populate it with
characters. I do a back story for all major characters and have an idea of what
they would do in most situations.

Describe
your writing space.

A quiet room with a very comfortable chair and a large
window to look out.

BLURB:

The Face Transplant

An epic
journey of suspense, murder, and sacrifice

Dr.
Matthew MacAulay is a facial transplant surgeon at a prestigious New York
hospital. When his friend and mentor, Tom Grabowski, dies under mysterious
circumstances, Matthew uncovers his friend’s secret: a new technique that
allows perfect facial transplants. No incisions, no scars. Tom was able to
accomplish this monumental feat with the help of Alice, a supercomputer robot
with almost human abilities. While trying to find the people responsible for
murdering Tom, Matthew realizes he is the prime suspect. He must flee for his
life with the help of Dr. Sarah Larsson, a colleague and reluctant helper, who
has a secret of her own, and Alice, who helps them make sense of a baffling
series of seemingly unrelated events. The clues carry Matthew and Sarah around
the world. They stumble onto a sinister plot of monumental proportions that
leads Matthew all the way to the White House.

The Face
Transplant is a powerful medical suspense thriller of the first order. The
novel was written by a surgeon who weaves politics, medicine, and espionage
into a tightly paced, intelligent thriller.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

AUTHOR Bio and Links:

R. Arundel is a practicing
surgeon. This experience brings realism to the story. The novel asks what would
happen if a surgeon were to develop the perfect face transplant.This would allow people to have a new
face, in essence create a new identity. You can create the perfect double, the
perfect Doppelganger.

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